I would have to disagree. In my experience, I have yet to find a scenario where additional layers of bureaucracy and requirements from a Federal action agency have increased the efficiency and reduced time and delays and costs related to a project being permitted and authorized.
Sullivan questions the efficiency of adding bureaucratic layers to project permitting.
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